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Action painting
artist pours, drips, dribbled or splattered pigment; applied in an unorthodox manner that involve the artist’s body
Curtain-wall architecture
an exterior wall in architecture that is non-structural and purely decorative
Entropy
decline into disorder; the inevitable disintegration of all objects in nature
Happening
an act of performance art that is initially planned but involves spontaneity, improvisation and often audience participation
“Less is a bore”
coined by Robert Venturi in reaction to Mies van der Rohe’s statement “less is more”; captured Venturi’s aesthetic – that architecture should be inspired by buildings of the past and pair elements together in new ways
“Less is more”
coined by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe; captured his architectural aesthetic – that architecture should be simple, sleek, modern, minimalist
Modernism
a style of architecture that emerged in the early 20th century but became very popular after
WWII
promotes architecture that is simple, sleek, minimal, proportional, geometric; this encapsulated modernity
Modular
Composed of smaller standardized units or elements that are repeated without alteration
Performance art
Works in which movements, gestures, and sounds replace physical objects. Documentary photographs are generally the only evidence remaining after these events.
Silk screen
mesh cloth is stretched over a heavy wooden frame; the design (painted on the mesh or as a stencil) is transferred to the canvas by having a squeegee force color through the pores of the material
Soak-stain
artist pours paint onto canvas and avoids brushwork; manipulates the movement of paint using gravity or other means
Venice Biennale
a major show of contemporary art that takes place every other year in various venues throughout the city of Venice; begun in 1895